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AndresCasado / pergamo

Code for PERGAMO, a two step approach to learn deformable models
http://mslab.es/projects/PERGAMO/
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The program has no errors, but it does not produce any results. #12

Closed Liu-xiaoyu11 closed 5 months ago

Liu-xiaoyu11 commented 5 months ago

Hello @AndresCasado ： I am trying to recreate the results using DatosDanCompressed.zip. However, when I run the "run_recons.sh" file, it executes successfully but yields no results. I suspect that there might be an error with my path settings. Despite repeatedly modifying it, I still cannot get any results. I am very much looking forward to your reply.

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I am replicating the code in a Windows environment and have installed Git for Windows.I am very much looking forward to your reply.

AndresCasado commented 5 months ago

From your screenshots it looks like you're using Windows. I don't use Windows for developing so I can't be sure, but it looks like MinGW expects the path to be /e/pergamo-master/DatosDan/sequences

Could you try that?

Liu-xiaoyu11 commented 5 months ago

@AndresCasado I'm very sorry for the trouble. I am indeed using the Windows system, and I have tried the above path but still no results.

Liu-xiaoyu11 commented 5 months ago

Thank you.The current project directory is as follows, thank you very much for your reply.

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I am very eager to learn from your article, so I really want to replicate it.

From your screenshots it looks like you're using Windows. I don't use Windows for developing so I can't be sure, but it looks like MinGW expects the path to be /e/pergamo-master/DatosDan/sequences

Could you try that?

AndresCasado commented 5 months ago

Sadly, I don't have a Windows environment to test, but let's try to see how Python works in your setup.

Please, put the following command in a new .sh file and run the .sh file

python3 - c 'import os; print(os.getcwd())'

Liu-xiaoyu11 commented 5 months ago

Sadly, I don't have a Windows environment to test, but let's try to see how Python works in your setup.

Please, put the following command in a new .sh file and run the .sh file

python3 - c 'import os; print(os.getcwd())'

@AndresCasado Just now, I tried to print my current working directory but found that there was no output. It might be that my configuration in the Windows environment is incorrect. I'll modify it now, and if it works out, I'll share the good news with you. Thank you very much for your reply; I might come back later to leave a message. Once again, I express my gratitude to you.

AndresCasado commented 5 months ago

Reopen this issue or open another one if you find a problem related to the project.

Best regards, I hope you get it working! 👍